St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-06
mENNEAsOLls GLOBULEs.

One new case Of diphthera was reported
| yesterday.
Bank clearngs yester day amounted tc
| S747, 1854.
Work has been commenced on the new
! Gooduow saw mill.
Feb. l Hush's bank will reopen as a state
bank with capital Of S250,000
! Evert Nymanover aud Guslar A. Glen were
yesterday admitted to full citizenship.
Frank A Mcdonald has accepted position
with the Minnesota Loan s. Trust company.
! George N, Morgan Post G. A. R. will have
| public installation of officers on FRIDAY
| night.
| Judge j. P. Rea yesterday took the official
! oath as judge of the district court at the
! hands of Judge Lochren.
| John Anderson, employed at Hanson s. Co. S
| planning mill, had two fingers cut Off by g
| planer. Dr. Ames was obliged to amputa1e
| one finger.
| John Nelson has brought suit against J. A.
| Broadbent ct al, to recover big damages for
| alleged false representation in real estate
| transaction.
| Riffia Bey, the knife thrower, is still draw.
! ing large crowds at the dime museum. JC
| 10. the dog faced boy, is announced as com.
| ing attraction.
| A rumor is afleat that the socialists of Min
neapos & ST. Paul will soon start q weekly
| newspaper advocating the aims and princi-
| pies OF socialism,.
| II. Fl. King, c. E. Handy. c. Fl. Winship. Fl
B. lie Good, H. Gregg, a. c. Stileely and H.
! w. Davis have been elected members Of the
| chamber of commerce.
The Y. NJ. G. A. building fund has reached
| $4,000. The members are sanguine that spring
will find them with the necessary 100000, the
amount required to begin operations.
The appeal case of Elisha Rivenbergh
against the award of the Minneapolis s. Pa
cific commissioners was heard yesterday by
Judge Young. He was given $500 but wants
81, coo.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
WILDER H. Shattuck and Maggie Bourke,
Mates Matteson and Anna Hendr. kson W.
b. Houston and Amelia Staede, John Phillips
and Carrie Hill.
A joint meeting of all the branches of the
Socialistic labor party will be held next Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock at Martins hall,
corner Washington and Cedar avenues The
retiring secretary will give farewell address
| to the branches.
Prince Karl with Richard Mansfield in
the title role, viii open at the Grand opera
house tonight, and run up to and including
Saturday night, with Saturday matinee MIR.
Mansfield has the reputation of being one of
the best character artists On the stage, and
the play is f1rst-class one.
Humboldt Lodge No. installed the follow
ing officers last evening: Ex-president. ]. n.
Priester; vice president, f. Speiser; recording
secretary, f. w. Dredensteih; financial secre-
tary, LIFTING; treasurer, 81. Doeltz; trustees
William kuntZe, T. Schultz and Otto Schwartz
The lodge is in prctp ering condition, there
being now in the treasury S1,S74.92.
The new church erected by the Seventh
Day Adventists, corner of Lake street and
Fourth avenue, is now completed and will be
opened for services this evening when state
meeting of the denomination will convene to
hold over four days. Preaching each day at
2;30 and p. N. The house viii be appro-
priatelf dedicated next Sunday at $3.50 D. n
Sermon by E. ". Farnsworh, of Des Moines.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, q
tough looking citizen took rug from among
those displayed in front of Kenyon, Morse s
Co., on Nicoet avenue. Mr.. Kenyon hap
pened to see the theft and gave chase He
caught his man and delivered him over to an
officer. The fellow calmly acknowledged the
act, and evidently is intent on securing cheap
lodging during the cold months.
Conclave No. ~, Knights of Sherwood For
est, installed its officers last night, Post Com
mander ]. Wilson Murray conducting the
ceremony. The following officers were in
stalled: Post commander, Fred j. Gibson;
vice commander, John NJ. Thompson; pay
master, DR.. J. T. Lee; adjutant, e. B. Morri-
son: first lettenant, c. B. Williamson; second
leftenant. a. O. Fletcher; first sergeant, a
o. Carter: second sergeant, F, W. William
son; OF artermaster sergeant, w. A. Robbins:
master-a,-arms, J. Fl. Constantine; surgeon,
A. B. Gates.